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Having left Nashville, we stop overnight on the way to Pennsylvania – somewhere through the Shenandoah Mountains. Beautiful scenery for sure, then a “nice” overnight campground, next to the freeway. A place that we didn’t have high expectations about. Turns … Continue reading →

Having had a nice time in Red Bay, AL at the Tiffin factory, we head over to the Natchez Trace with Nashville our next destination. The NT follows an old trading route, originally native Indians, and later the European settlers, … Continue reading →

One of the few “planned” stops on our travels is Red Bay, AL. This is in the northwest corner of the state, just a couple of blocks from the Mississippi border. Our Tiffin motorhome was built here, and our plan … Continue reading →

As we headed north from the beauty of the Florida and Georgia coast – the incredibly emerald waters – we stop over in Birmingham and pay a visit to the worlds largest motorcycle museum. Over 1,300 significant motorcycles on display, … Continue reading →

  After spending nearly all of our lives in the western US, it is surprising how quickly we cross from one state into another. After Texas, however, all the rest of the states really are small 😉  After a great … Continue reading →

After a great time in Texas, it is time to move on from Austin and head into Louisiana. We head east on I10 and spend a boondocking (free) evening in Winnie, TX. A nice county park, lots of open space, … Continue reading →

Austin has so many things to see and do and we have found it a very attractive city, similar in ways to our Southern California home. In that respect we found it comforting and familiar, but with much better brisket … Continue reading →

We’ve been on the road now for about 2-1/2 months, enjoying each others company and the daily attention that we have desired for so long. We are blessed to be in good health, in love and to have the ability … Continue reading →

A planned part of our motorhome based travels is to use the motorhome as a home base and travel out and about, centered around it. We took a day and drove up to Dallas and visited the JFK museum and … Continue reading →

Leaving “Port A”, (Port Aransas as the Winter Texans call it), we head north for a few days. As with many highways, we find a lot of construction on I35 and find narrower lanes and many lane reroutes. Not quite … Continue reading →